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How do I present a game idea to a company?
7 Tips for Pitching a Video Game Idea
- Do your research.
- Tailor your pitch.
- Refine your logline.
- Provide the basics.
- Make it engaging.
- Provide examples.
- Pitch from the perspective of the player.
What to do if you have an idea for a video game?
Begin by writing a “design document”. Put everything you want into it, explain the game in detail. Then, post it online to see what others think. Note: don’t worry about people stealing your idea.
How do you develop a game idea?
Your game concept should include exactly what the game is and what creating it involves. This includes the story, the art, and how you’re going to make money with the game. A written game concept puts everyone on the same page, knowing the expectations right from the get-go.
What company owns Sega?
SEGA Group Corporation
Sega/Parent organizations
How do you pitch an idea for a game?
The Guide to Great Video Game Design) there are several guidelines you can follow to make sure your pitch goes as smoothly as possible.
- Set the tone from the beginning; you are entertaining, not just selling.
- Know your USPs.
- Don’t be afraid to share your ideas.
- Be prepared for the worst.
Where do I start when making a game?
How to Develop a Video Game
- Pick a concept. Generate a few game concepts to see what kind of game you want to make.
- Gather information. Game creation involves extensive research.
- Start building.
- Refine your concept.
- Test your game.
- Market the finished product.
Does anyone really want your product?
No one wants your product. No one wants any product. They want a solution to their problem. Only talk about the benefits, features, and facts, and you’re missing out on glaring opportunities for engagement. When you discuss these, you only engage Broca’s and Wernicke’s area of the brain.
How to select the right manufacturer for your product?
How to select the right manufacturer? 1 Step 1: Ask the right questions. Start the evaluation process by asking the manufacturer these questions. Do this via email before you do any other 2 Step 2: Ask for samples. 3 Step 3: Due diligence. 4 Step 4: Review and order.
Can you legally own an idea and sell it?
You can’t legally own an idea. Patents protect inventions, not ideas (see points 1 and 2 above); copyright protects creative works; and trademark protects commercial communications. You can’t sell something you don’t own.